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11-12-2003, 16:22
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Re: Inventor part -> 3ds max?
The way I've done it (using 3ds max 5-dont know if its been updated in the new version) is saving the inventor part as an .stl file (I think). In 3ds max, go to file-> import, changing file type at the bottom to .stl files. You can get inventor files into 3ds max that way, but I don't think if you can edit the parts once you import them (I might be wrong-I haven't found a way to edit imported files).
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